The phrase "a result of created" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity.
Example: "The changes in the environment are a result of created policies that promote sustainability."
Alternatives: "a consequence of creation" or "an outcome of development."
The companies said both brand names would be retained and there were no plans for store closures as a result of creating the group comprising 2,800 stores with sales of £51bn, overtaking Tesco to become the UK's largest retailer, with a workforce of 330,000 people.
Or it can even lead to modification of the classification of materials, as a result of creating different mechanisms of corrosion.
At the core of his argument is the belief that OpenTable's $1.5 billion market capitalization isn't a result of creating that much value for the market as a whole; it's largely taken it from thousands of mom and pop restaurants.
"If you've found your way to this page, chances are strong that you're a value creator and want to keep more of the money you get back as a result of creating value".
The actual number of agents in a city is a result of creating homes with families of a given type.
The fractures probably formed as a result of stresses created in the crust by the presence of the huge dome.
Other extensive deposits include unconsolidated sediments deposited in former lakes that existed temporarily as a result of dams created by glacial ice or by glacial deposits.
And they go deeply into debt as a result of having created all of these capital investments, and having the debt against them.
Locals claim that out-migration has been reduced to nearly zero as a result of jobs created by the forestry program, the saw mill, and the carpentry shops.
In the present study the fractures were initiated in the cervical margin as a result of tension created by the expanding abutment, as observed in a previous study that used the same method (13).
